The reality star was absent during Monday night’s competition after suffering a mini-stroke a few days ago. Show rules forced her to withdraw from the competition.

Fans quickly started using the hashtag #BringKimAndTonyBack on Twitter. Kim and partner Tony Dovolani also got behind it. Good luck with that.

That means a reprieve for Paula Deen and Andy Grammer, who were in danger of elimination this week. No one else was sent home.

Previous winner Alfonso Ribeiro popped up as a guest judge for TV theme song week. See what this show can do for your career? You get to … come back. Get excited, Bindi Irwin!

Carlos Penavega: Jazz, “Golden Girls.” Major points for the song. And the old lady wigs. But I almost can’t take this seriously. She looks like Sophia Petrillo. 31.

And all I see is this classic “Golden Girls” moment:

Paula Deen: Samba, “Gilligan’s Island.” Paula nearly has a breakdown pre-show because she’s “been abandoned a lot.” But the only abandoning here is any sense of a samba. Forget the first couple. This is like the “Golden Girls” do a community theater version of Gilligan’s Island.” 20.

Blanche as Ginger. Rose as Mary Ann. Dorothy as Mrs. Howell. Sofia as Gilligan. And Paula as … The Skipper.

Tamar Braxton: Tango, “Mad Men.” I love that Tamar turns this show on its head. She disagrees and argues and pushes against everything. 33.

YES MAMA. WERQ. GET YOUR SCORES BOO.

Alexa Penavega: Jazz, “Breaking Bad.” I like this but the hazmat suits are so distracting. I feel like they should be picking up trash or chasing an infected monkey. 36.

Andy Grammer: Quickstep, “American Bandstand.” Meh. He’s having the same issues as last week. Too fast and too complicated. And everything he does just seems to ooze cheese. 29.

Gary Busey: Tango, “The Addams Family.” Oh. No. Oh, no, no, no. Why would you give such an iconic dance moment to Crazytown? He promises “perfection.” The look and mood are certainly right. But he’s less Gomez and more Lurch. 25.

Alek Skarlatos: Tango, “True Blood.” The judges continually give Alek a pass in spite of so-so energy and slip-ups. He’s hardly the worst but he’s nowhere near the best. It’s only going to become more evident. 33.

Bindi Irwin: Quickstep, “The Jeffersons.” She’s been consistently great but this number needed some serious Florence sass. Not quite movin’ on up. More like staying still. 32.

Nick Carter: Viennese waltz, “Downton Abbey.” Delovely. Really. Best of the night. But I’m still not watching that show. 36.

Hayes Grier: Jive, “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.” This is ridiculously corny. But it works because Hayes is a teenager. And hey judges, it’s either low energy or great energy. It can’t be both. 30.

Gary has to be next, right? But Andy is still here. And so is Paula. It ain’t lookin’ so good, honey.